Old-Timer Baseball

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1. This player amassed 3630 hits, 1815 in his home stadium and 1815 on the road. Which of the following achieved that feat of consistency? Stan Musial Chuck Klein Ed Delahanty Pie Traynor

2. In terms of coincidence, which pitcher had 363 wins and 363 hits? Lou Burdette Warren Spahn Lefty Grove Cy Young

3. In 1935, this pitcher won just four games, all shutouts. Who was he? Dizzy Dean Daffy Dean Dazzy Vance Freddie Fitzsimmons

4. Ted Williams pitched two innings in his career. In doing so, he struck out one batter. Who had the dubious honor of being the only man to be struck out by one of baseball's greatest hitters? Birdie Tebbetts Rudy York Barney McCosky Pinky Higgins

5. What pitcher in 1934 tied the American League record by winning 16 games in a row? Dizzy Dean Schoolboy Rowe Jim Bottomley Mordecai Brown

6. Quality players were hard to come by during World War II, witnessed by one-armed outfielder Pete Gray. Who was the only man to pitch in the Major Leagues that was certifiably blind in one eye? Al Simmons Monty Stratton Paul O'Dea Burt Shepard

7. There were two right-handed throwing, solely left-handed hitters who amassed more than 3000 hits. Who were they? Eddie Collins and Frank Baker Frank Baker and Honus Wagner Ty Cobb and Heinie Zimmerman Eddie Collins and Ty Cobb

8. Who was baseball's first regular professional coach. I am not referring to a manager. Arlie Latham Benny Bengough Eddie Rommel Eddie Plank

9. Estel Crabtree had the distinction of being the first Major Leaguer who has the same name as his home town. True False

10. Who was the first pitcher to win at least one game in four consecutive World Series? Whitey Ford Art Nehf Dizzy Dean Charlie Robinson